Public documents that mention Jason Alexander Stalinsky.
Mar 31, 2026·Board meeting
TWC Commission Commission Meeting
The Commission Meeting included a public comment session where individuals discussed concerns regarding unemployment benefits, specific claim denials, and alleged fabrication of evidence by employers. The Commissioners addressed various unemployment insurance cases on Docket 13, involving deliberations on the timeliness of appeals, good cause for voluntary leaving, and misconduct related to work performance and attendance policies. Several cases were resubmitted for further record development or clarification regarding good cause and merit testimony.
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The meeting covered public comment from a citizen regarding the importance of communication, neutrality, and due process within TWWC's unemployment appeal system, citing numerous communication failures that disadvantaged one side. The agenda proceeded to address several unemployment insurance cases on Docket 9, involving discussions and rulings on modification or rehearing for cases related to work authorization expiration, vaping infractions, attendance policy violations, and job separation due to medical/maternity leave complications. The Commission also addressed the proposed publication for public comment of rule amendments to Chapter 809 concerning fraud in child care services, which was tabled for one week following commissioner questions. Finally, the Commission considered and moved to approve for publication the proposed new Chapter 812, the Rural Workforce Development Grant Program, designed to help rural institutions align workforce training.
Mar 3, 2026·Board meeting
Texas Workforce Commission Meeting
The commission held a meeting to address various agenda items, including public testimony regarding communication and neutrality in unemployment appeals. Action items included tabling a proposed rule regarding child care services fraud and improper payments to allow for further review. The commission approved the publication of proposed new rules for the Rural Workforce Development Grant Program and the Advanced Nuclear Energy Workforce Development Program for public comment. Additionally, the commission approved mid-year review adjustments for child care services performance targets and funding allocations, approved several local Workforce Development Board nominations, and accepted local child care matching fund pledges for the 2026 contract year.
Aug 1, 2025·Strategic plan
Texas Workforce Commission Self-Evaluation Report
The Texas Workforce Commission's Self-Evaluation Report outlines the agency's mission to promote and support a workforce system that creates value and offers opportunities for economic prosperity. Key areas of focus include workforce training and education, job matching and placement, support services, child care services, unemployment insurance administration, labor law enforcement, and labor market information analysis. The report highlights the agency's objectives, functions, and ongoing efforts to adapt to the evolving needs of the Texas workforce and economy. It also addresses coordination with other agencies, funding sources, performance monitoring, and potential future impacts.
